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WhatsHappening is an AI journal that listens to spoken reflections, reflects them back, asks questions, and connects themes over time.

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Annual$8.99/mo; $155.99/yr and $107.99/yr shown under LIMITED OFFER · Paid subscription; student or financial-hardship pricing available by contacting the maker$8.99/mo
Monthly$12.99/mo; $155.99/yr shown, with $107.99/yr also displayed under SAVE 30% · Paid subscription; student or financial-hardship pricing available by contacting the maker$12.99/mo
LifetimeOne-time, yours forever · Lifetime access$199 one-time

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Website: whatshappening.ai
Price: From $8.99/mo
Free trial: Not stated
Advice: The maker says the app does not give advice; it holds space, connects dots, reflects, and asks questions.
Age limit: WhatsHappening is not intended for people under 13, or under 16 in the EU where applicable.
AI integrations: The maker provides MCP setup instructions for connecting WhatsHappening journals to Claude, ChatGPT, and Claude Code; it says the tools are read-only.
Creative reflections: The app turns journal entries into artwork and sessions or weeks into songs.
Headquarters: Yamunanagar, Haryana, India
Intended audience: The maker describes it as being for self-aware people who are in therapy, have finished therapy, or are doing it solo.
Maker and origin: Abhinav Rai says he started building WhatsHappening in 2024 and built it from the Himalayas.
Organization: Journal entries are organized automatically without tags, and the app sends a reflective letter each week.
Personalized practices: The app makes meditations and breathworks from the user's own words.
Privacy and AI training: The maker says journal data is not used for advertising or AI training, and anonymized transcripts are sent to its AI provider to generate reflections, summaries, and insights.
Privacy rights: The maker says it operates in compliance with UK GDPR and, where applicable, EU GDPR, and lists access, correction, deletion, portability, and other data rights.
Security: The privacy policy describes encrypted journal storage, access controls, and AES-256-CBC encryption for the database.

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